12 photos that prove that the angle can change everything
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By Vika https://pictolic.com/en/article/12-photos-that-prove-that-the-angle-can-change-everythingWhat from one angle might seem like an ordinary vine, from another, could become like an elephant. Taking a confusing shot isn't easy, as all you need is the perfect angle - and you can easily miss it if you stand in the wrong position. But, fortunately, these people were in the right place at the right time.
People online were sharing their most confusing pictures and we at Pictolic couldn't just stand by and not share them with all of you.
12 PHOTOS
1. "This vine in my area looks like an elephant."
2. Mirror for sale: does it come with giant foot boots?
3. "I thought this pedal was a push-up aid."
4. "The cane is not mine."
5. A new type of roll-top mobile home.
6. A giant squirrel was spotted across the road.
7. Hey man...
8. "My cat's head looks transparent."
9. Two-headed dragon.
10. Chicken with a foot on the tail.
11. We have a new breed here ...
12. "I went camping and it looks like I have one leg."
Keywords: Photos | Nature | Trees | Perfect angle | Interesting photos | Wrong position | People
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